Chelsea boss Hiddink out to ruin Manchester United's dreams of a famous five

Guus Hiddink has warned Manchester United he is determined to make sure they don't win the lot and walk away with five trophies this season.

United added the Carling Cup to the Club World Cup they won earlier in the season and are on course to win another three prizes.

They lead Chelsea by seven points in the Premier League, face Fulham in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup at the weekend and are favourites to beat Inter Milan next week to make it into the last eight of the Champions League.

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Serious business: Hiddink (centre) is out to spoil United's party

Chelsea also have winnable games in both cup competitions and haven't given up on lifting the Premier League trophy despite trailing United by such a healthy margin with 11 games to go.

Hiddink believes Chelsea are already on an upward curve after four straight wins and said: 'Of course if we had all the ambition to go to the end of May and be involved in the important days then we have to stop them.

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'This is a clash between two classical powerhouses and hopefully we can get there, although we have to make small steps first.

'We have got to second in the League and that gives us a lot of support for what the team is doing and will help us to go on the other two roads as well. I'm not naive and United have a very good squad but as long as we have the possibility of winning the league, then you never know.

'I like this team because it never gives up which is what we saw against Wigan on Saturday.'

Meanwhile Hiddink is confident captain John Terry will ignore Manchester City's continued interest to stay at Chelsea.

Fresh reports at the weekend revealed City are looking to step up their bid to sign the England international having already had an enquiry turned down in January.

But Hiddink added: 'I saw him in training this morning and he's laughing and enjoying it. There is not one player unsettled. I'm very happy with his performances.'